ACC Gains Portal Access in Gedhoruveriya Housing Scheme Investigation

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) gained access to the Gedhoruveriya portal in an investigation into the allocation of flats under the previous government's housing scheme. ACC president Adam Shamil had previously stated the investigation was stalled due to restricted data. Allegations of manual manipulation of points during approval have been raised. Minister of Housing Dr Ali Haider Ahmed initially told a parliamentary committee that ACC was granted access but later retracted that statement. Former State Minister Akram Kamaludeen refuted allegations of tampering and accused the ACC of political motivations.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) gained access to the Gedhoruveriya portal in an investigation into the allocation of flats under the previous government's housing scheme. ACC president Adam Shamil had previously stated the investigation was stalled due to restricted data. Allegations of manual manipulation of points during approval have been raised. Minister of Housing Dr Ali Haider Ahmed initially told a parliamentary committee that ACC was granted access but later retracted that statement. Former State Minister Akram Kamaludeen refuted allegations of tampering and accused the ACC of political motivations.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) gained access to the Gedhoruveriya portal in an investigation into the allocation of flats under the previous government's housing scheme. ACC president Adam Shamil had previously stated the investigation was stalled due to restricted data. Allegations of manual manipulation of points during approval have been raised. Minister of Housing Dr Ali Haider Ahmed initially told a parliamentary committee that ACC was granted access but later retracted that statement. Former State Minister Akram Kamaludeen refuted allegations of tampering and accused the ACC of political motivations.

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